Bookplate of Marie Rassenfosse by Franz von Bayros

Oval bookplate with a woman, a peacock, a reading man, a cherub and rose garlands, inscribed Ex Libris Marie Rassenfosse.

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Bookplate of Marie Rassenfosse, Franz von Bayros (1911). Via artnap.com

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An oval ex libris bookplate shows a richly dressed woman in 18th-century style standing beside a large peacock whose tail fans across the frame. A man in period dress reads at a stack of books on the right, while a cherub rests beneath a cartouche inscribed "Ex Libris Marie Rassenfosse." The design is framed by swags of roses. The print is attributed to Franz von Bayros and dated 1911.

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